Remember when New Year’s resolutions always had to do with dropping a few pounds, jogging, or blowing the dust of the exercise bike?
No more.
Technology plays such a large role in our personal and corporate identities now that the “tech resolution” is widespread.
Here are few worth pondering, borrowing, or recognizing with a wry grin.
- Law Technology News: A great collection of lawyers’ personal and professional technology goals. Favorite excerpt: “To work hard to use technology to maximize the quality of my life.” Amen.
- CIO Resolutions: Practical advice for decision makers. Best of the bunch: “Manage people as well as tech.”
- DataMotion’s Resolutions for CIO’s: More practical advice. “Get ahead of the curve and implement efficient technologies that empower your employees to work remotely and securely” gets AxisPortals “that’s my favorite” vote . Yes. It’s far past time for all of us to embrace the ROWE!
- Spark Readers’ Resolutions: Off-the-cuff contributions from blog readers. Spending less time with technology is a common theme, here. AxisPortals can relate, but thinks “spending technology time more wisely” is a better approach. Still, if you aren’t sure what that big orange thing in the sky might be, or you find yourself texting your family members while you’re all in the same house, it might be time to holster the cell phone, drop the mouse, and back slowly away from your laptop.
AxisPortals Aphorism: You should be able to access your tech at the pool or at the beach, but sometimes often it’s healthier to unplug and dive into the pool or walk barefoot along the shore, savoring the moment.
Posted by Kathy 
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